Crosman Hunting .177 Cal, 7.4 Grains, Pointed, 1250ct

Always good quality

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With this amount of pellets remember to lube your gun

I have tested these against several other brands with several guns (V10, AV 46M, Crosman 1377, Beeman P17) and these pellets group similarly; not the best, but hard to tell apart from most. The pointed nose loads easier than wadcutters and punches a hole in most target paper that is much easier to read with little or no tear-out. As a go-to practice pellet or for small varmet hunting these are great. Your low score will not be the pellet's fault.

Find a way to make these without a seam.

Not the most consistent for size.

Shoots good groups out of my rifle. Most my rifles & pistols like this brand & style of pellet.

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Been using these for years & have not ever had any problems with them.

For the price you can't beat them !

I like buying in bulk, as I can shoot a box of these a week sometimes. The price is reasonable, especially with the Buy 3, 4th is Free deal.

I'd like to see Crosman offer more pellet shapes in bulk. In particular I miss the round nose 7.9gr Crosman Premier Light .177 Cal,....

In some of my pistols the pointed pellets don't cycle nearly as well as the round nose. Give a box a try before committing to buying them 4 boxes at a time like me.

Cheap I bought the same pellets at Walmart shot them in my 880 Daisy. very accurate . for some reason these don't shoot the same. Check your pellets make sure that your pellets seat in the lands and grooves but but if they fall out when you hold a gun straight up then they are no good

These pellets don't seem to be injected molded they have a seam on them which creates inaccuracies

If you want your gun to shoot the best use the best pellets in a rifled barrel

Good product

Low cost pellet, that shoots accurate enough for my purposes. Pellets are relatively hard, giving great penetration, and subject to less deformation in shipping and handling. The lighter weight gives higher velocity, making it flatter shooting in lower powered airguns.

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In my experience, this pellet performs best in low to mid powered airguns. My HW35 likes these pellets. These pellets don't seem to perform as well at the high velocities of higher powered airguns. All my shooting is done offhand, not from a rest. The longest distance I can shoot at home is 65 yards, and if I do my part, I can hit a soup can out there, every time with this pellet. Good enough accuracy for me.

Cheap and above average plinking accuracy for price. Gives 1/2" groups at 10 meters from many of my cheap, low power, Big Box store(i.e. Crosman,Daisy,Gamo,etc) air rifles and pistols.Some guns even shoot them well out to 20 yards. With Buy Four One Free, ya can't beat 'em !

The packaging leaves pellets open to deformation but I think these have enough antimony in them to prevent very many bent skirts. Wouldn't want a change if it meant a higher price. Not that big of a deal.

The wadcutter version also shoots well.

Very clean pellets. A Pyramyd pro explained that Crosman does use other elements to make its pellets harder. They do penetrate better than traditional pointed designs. At 7.4 grains they are hard and light.

Any variations in the skirt or weight is minimal. I have noticed some "pee-wees" when shooting - meaning a wild shot do to some deviation. Not sure what can be improved; maybe line the carton with foam. Not sure that can be done. My lesson here is that no matter what pellet, ordering a mound of them in a container is likely to create some problems with consistency. Going forward, I will likely just order multiple tins of any pellet I really like.

I currently have been putting this pellet in a competition against the Excite line by H&N. The Excite wadcutters get mixed reviews, but I can vouch that the Hammers and Spikes are excellent. The Excite was made for pump guns or smaller spring guns. What the Germans consider "econo" are quite good. My Black Ops pump loves Hammers as does my 880. My 880 has made some memorable shots with these Crosman points, though!